
The Betrayed
Synopsis
As Russian tanks advance over the plains of Chechnya, a group of Russian mothers search for the sons, conscripts from the ill-fated 131st Brigade, they believe have been captured by the Chechens. They place their trust in Colonel Kosov, a Russian liaison officer responsible for organising prisoner exchanges across the front line.
Release History & Theatrical Window
January 23, 1995
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Clive Gordon
- Original Title
- The Betrayed
- Country of Origin
- United Kingdom
- Spoken Languages
- Chechen, Russian
- Runtime
- 1h 19m
- Production Studios
- October Films
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Clive Gordon
Jacek Petrycki
Graham Shrimpton
Clive Gordon
Department Leadership Roster
Graham Shrimpton
Editor
Clive Gordon
Director
Clive Gordon
Producer
Jacek Petrycki
Director of Photography
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What is The Betrayed about?
As Russian tanks advance over the plains of Chechnya, a group of Russian mothers search for the sons, conscripts from the ill-fated 131st Brigade, they believe have been captured by the Chechens. They place their trust in Colonel Kosov, a Russian liaison officer responsible for organising prisoner exchanges across the front line.
Who directed The Betrayed?
The Betrayed was directed by Clive Gordon.
Who stars in The Betrayed?
The principal cast of The Betrayed includes Not specified.
When was The Betrayed released and how long is it?
The Betrayed was released in 1995 with a total runtime of 1h 19m.



















